The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-22
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Christmas trees are coming I
town.
Robert Stalter, of New Straits
vile, was in the city Monday Of
business.
Call on Geo. E. Armbustsr ant
get one of his coal oil lamps. l0t
candle power.
Tom Sunderland. of Radcliff. Vn
ton county, spent last Sunday witt
his family in this city.
Geo. E. Armbuster is selling q
coal oil lamp which makos more
light than four gas jeis.
Miss Mollie Kramer, of New
StraitsvilIe, is the guest of Miss
Glars 1euscher of this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Swarts, OF
Wooster. O., are visiting the par
-ents of The bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Upton. in thlsc ity.
MARRIED, on the 9th. inst,
at Smiths Chapel by Rev. Crooks,
Mr.. Peter Keller and Miss Lizzie
Inmire, all of Hooking County.
8. ii. Godecke was called 10
Columbus ON account of the ill.
ness of his uother at That place.
Mr.. J. N. Floyd has brought
the IS acre tract belonging 10 S.
B. Westenhaver, lying about two
miles south OF town. Consider
a,icn $500.
Dla1ie Walt. an old railroad
fsvorite of the Logan people. .pul
IN an appearance Tuesday even
Ing and received cordial greet
ing from his many friends.
Mr. Ike Bnrgnon will chance
niT a lot in Bioomingviiie, Sat; r
dag. al kirsteiu's. The tickets
sre only 10 rents. limited 10 500.
Take Ticket and let Ike out.
Lancaster is preparing 10 ntil-
1ze her natural gas. A contract
has been let for laying mains
through the streets, and the cIti-
zens generally are preparing 10
use it in their stores and houses
Wes. McClintock, of tho Column
Dus Journal. visited friends III Lo-
gan on last Saturday. meeting
WARM greeting from friends, and
many c1,np.imeats ior the excellent
work ne is doing on his paper
After 4 l.pse of some weeks. the
ringing of The 9 ocock be |.
~arnins To some youI gsieis t:.a,
they must be under the psrentsi
roof. inns been resumed. Its Gear
ronnd gives evidence that there are
are new hands ut the bell rore.
Mr. Thomas Glen, tobacconist,
was attacked by rheumatism of tho
stomach. while on the street Tues
day evening last. and his suffering
was 60 intense that it required four !.
strong men to get him to lis busin- ,
eas place. Medical aid was called,
but it was hours before his pains
-nbated. He is at present res.,ng ,
-eesisr, but hot out OF danger.
A strange cur dog jumped into c
the ysrd of j. II. Wolf last Mon d
day, and bit his little girl in the
cheek, infiicting a painful wound.
The dog escaped, but there are a :
lot of worthless, snarling. snap
ping feists on cur streets that !.
would make fitting substitutes !,
Several deaths from hydrophobia >
have occurred recently In our .
neighborine towns. q
The cold snap has tendency j,
to gather togeti;er Il full meeting t,
each evening at the '.liar's den." i,
That great prevaricator. Bill "
Green, was detected in approx a
TO the truth, and was ff
dropped for a period of six G,
The meetings are ably n
presided over by those faithful
attendants, Bob Davey aud Tuck
Heft. a.
An effort was made to convene :,
The city council In special session on p,
evening last. but tailed IL
for want ofa quorum. The purpose to
of the meeting was TO consider the
proposition of Mr. Bush. agent, for n,
the purchase of a chemical cart ~
The matter will doubtless come up he
It the regular session, which will We
10 On Tuesday evening next.
We noticed very pretty pict nj
Ira in George Rartman's window lIc
% We passed it The other day. In III
IN enclosure around one of the va
is lemon tree growing oe
n a large box and In a snug nest or
n ths branches family of ca DO
iaries have their home. 1t looks te
cry much like a southern scene